London 66 - 67, Sound Techniques Studios, UFO Club & Unknown Venue, London11 January, 1967 / 30 December, 1966 & Early 1967Live in the studio performances of Interstellar Overdrive and Nick’s Boogie filmed for Peter Whitehead’s Tonight Let’s All Make Love In London documentary. This footage is intercut with live performances at UFO and an unknown venue.

Scene Special, UFO Club, London27 January, 1967A live performance of Interstellar Overdrive filmed at the UFO club for the Granada TV documentary Scene Special subtitled It’s So Far Out It’s Straight Down.Broadcast on 7 February, 1967.

Dope, Unknown Venue, LondonEarly 1967A live performance of an untitled instrumental was captured by underground filmmakers Diane and Sheldon Rochlin for their cult film, Dope. A live performance of Interstellar Overdrive from the Gyllene Circelen (Stockholm, 10 September, 1967) was used for the audio.

Die Jungen Nachtwandler, UFO Club, London24 February, 1967A live performance of an untitled instrumental and the general scene at UFO was filmed by German TV to be included in the one-hour documentary “Die Jungen Nachtwandler”.Broadcast on the Bayerischer Rundfunk TV network on 3 July, 1967.

Arnold Layne, Promo FilmLate February - Early March, 1967A promotional film for their first single. Filmed at Wittering Beach on the south coast of England by Derek Nice, this promo premiered at the UFO club on 10 March, 1967. Bouton Rouge, Arnold Layne, Promo Film29 April, 1967An alternate black and white promotional film for Arnold Layne was shot in Holland and featured on the French TV show Bouton Rouge.Broadcast on ORTF2 on 21 May, 1967.

Look of The Week, BBC Lime Grove Studios, Shepherd’s Bush, London14 May, 1967 Live performances of Pow R Toc H and Astronomy Domine followed by Syd and Roger being interviewed by Hans Keller for the TV show Look Of The Week.Broadcast live on BBC2 TV.

Top of the Pops, BBC Lime Grove Studios, Shepherd’s Bush, London6 July, 1967A mimed performance of See Emily Play was featured on Top of the Pops.Broadcast on BBC1 at 7:30 PM.

British Pathe News, Suffolk, England8 July, 1967A colour promotional film for Scarecrow was featured in the British Pathe News which was syndicated throughout the ABC cinema circuit in the summer of 1967.

American Bandstand, ABC Studios, Burbank, California7 November, 1967A mimed performance of Apples & Oranges was featured on American Bandstand followed by an interview with Dick Clark.Broadcast on the ABC network on 18 November, 1967.

Tomorrow’s World, Stanhope Gardens, Hampstead, London12 December, 1967The Pink Floyd were filmed at former landlord Mike Leonard’s house for an edition of the BBC show, Tomorrow’s World. The band performed an untitled instrumental to accompany a demonstration of Mike’s sound and light experiments.Broadcast on BBC1 TV on 17 January, 1968.

Central Office of Information, Jugband Blues, Promo FilmDecember, 1967It was reported that this film was being viewed by the band at the Central Office of Information on 9 December, shortly after this song was recorded, for inclusion in a cultural exchange variety show.Recording date and location are unknown.

Promo Films with David GilmourParc de Laeken and RTB TV Studios, Brussels, Belgium18-19 February, 1968 Mimed performances of Astronomy Domine, Scarecrow, Corporal Clegg, Paintbox, Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun, See Emily Play and a photo montage of Bike were broadcast in a dedicated Pink Floyd TV special, as part of the Tienerklanken pop music show. Broadcast on BRT TV on 31 March, 1968. A mimed performance of Apples and Oranges was broadcast on the RTB pop music program Vibrato on 27 February, 1968.

Bouton Rouge, ORTF Studios, Buttes Chaumont, Paris 20 February, 1968Live performances of Astronomy Domine, Flaming, Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun, and Let There Be More Light. Broadcast on ORTF2 on 25 February, 1968.

Discorama, ORTF Studios, Buttes Chaumont, Paris 21 February, 1968 A mimed performance of Paintbox appeared on the French TV show Discorama. Broadcast on ORTF2 on 3 March, 1968.

The Sound of Change, BBC Lime Grove Studios, Shepherd’s Bush, London 26 March, 1968 An untitled instrumental was performed live for the magazine program Late Night Line Up subtitled The Sound of Change. Broadcast on BBC2 TV on 10 September, 1968. All My Loving, Abbey Mills Pumping Station, East Stratford, London 28 March, 1968 Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun was performed live for the BBC Omnibus TV special subtitled All My Loving. This clip features the single-camera dailies which were edited together from various takes creating a full performance of the piece. Originally broadcast on BBC1 TV on 3 November, 1968 in black and white. Rebroadcast on BBC2 TV on 18 May, 1969 in color.

Rome Goes Pop, Piper Club, Rome 18 or 19 April, 1968 An abbreviated mimed performance of It Would Be So Nice appeared as part of the Rome Goes Pop TV special. Broadcast on BBC2 TV on 18 May, 1968.

1st European International Pop Festival, Palazzo Dello Sport, Rome 6 May, 1968 A live performance of Interstellar Overdrive. Broadcast on German ARD TV. Program and broadcast date are unknown. Kastival 1968, Kastival ’68 Festival, Kasterlee, Belgium 31 August, 1968 An interview with Roger Waters and a live performance of Astronomy Domine were filmed by BRT TV, Belgium and broadcast as part of a 30-minute Kastival 1968 TV special on the Tienerklanken pop music show. Broadcast on 8 October, 1968.

Samedi et Compagnie, ORTF Studios, Buttes Chaumont, Paris 6 September, 1968 Mimed performances of Let There Be More Light and Remember a Day were featured on the music program Samedi et Compagnie. Broadcast on ORTF1 on 21 September, 1968. Surprise Partie, Le Bilboquet, St. Germain des Pres, Paris 7 September, 1968 A live performance of Let There Be More Light was included on the 4-hour TV special Surprise Partie. Broadcast on ORTF2 on 31 December, 1968.

Tous en Scene, L’Antenne du Chapiteau du Kremlin-Bicetre, Paris 31 October, 1968 Let There Be More Light and Flaming were performed live for the music program Tous en Scene. Broadcast on ORTF2 on 26 November, 1968.

Point Me at the Sky, Promo Film November, 1968 This promotional film of Point Me at the Sky featured David Gilmour and Nick Mason piloting Gypsy Moth biplanes flying over the English countryside. Publicity photos of the band members wearing aviator clothing were taken at Biggin Hill Aerodome in November and it is assumed that this promotion film was made around this time.

Forum Musiques, ORTF Studios, Buttes Chaumont, Paris 22 January, 1969 Mimed performances of Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun and A Saucerful Of Secrets were featured on the French TV show Forum Musiques. Broadcast on ORTF1 on 15 February, 1969.

Royal Festival Hall, London 14 April, 1969 Anthony Stern filmed the band rehearsing songs from The Man & The Journey suite, performed later that evening at the Royal Festival Hall.

SDR TV Villa Berg Studios, Stuttgart, West Germany 22 July, 1969 Mimed performances of Corporal Clegg and A Saucerful Of Secrets were featured on the children’s TV program P-1. Broadcast on the SDR TV network on 21 September, 1969.

Essen International Pop & Blues Festival ‘69, Grugahalle, Essen, West Germany 11 October, 1969 Live performances of Careful With That Axe Eugene and A Saucerful Of Secrets were featured on the TV special Essen International Pop & Blues Festival ‘69 which was broadcast on German TV network ZDF.

Actuel Festival, Mont de l’Enclus, Amougies, Belgium 25 October, 1969 Excerpts from live performances of Green is the Colour, Careful With That Axe Eugene, and Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun were featured on several French TV programs. These clips are from the film Music Power, a documentary on the Actuel Festival.

KQED Studios, San Francisco, California30 April, 1970Live performances of Atom Heart Mother, Cymbaline, Grantchester Meadows, Green is the Colour, Careful With That Axe Eugene, and Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun were featured on the west coast PBS affiliate KQED. Rebroadcast in 1981.

Holland Pop Festival ‘70, Rotterdam, The Netherlands28 June, 1970Live performances of Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun and A Saucerful Of Secrets were featured in the Cine3/Planet film Stamping Ground.Directed by Jason Pohland.

Festival de St. Tropez, Les caves du Roy, St. Tropez, France8 August, 1970Live performances of Atom Heart Mother and The Embryo were featured on the Pop 2 music program. Green is the Colour, Careful with that Axe, Eugene, and Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun were featured on Pop 2 two weeks later. The broadcasts featured shots of the band and crew during the afternoon soundcheck.Broadcast on ORTF2 on 10 and 24 October, 1970. Rebroadcast on ORTF2 on 4 November, 1972.

ORTF Studios, Buttes Chaumont, Paris4 & 5 December, 1970Pink Floyd were reported to be filming a segment for French TV. They performed an untitled instrumental often referred to as Corrosion, an improvisational jam that segued into Embryo. This clip was featured on a Roland Petit Special shown on French TV.Broadcast on ORTF1 TV on 2 January, 1971.

Musikhalle, Hamburg, West Germany25 February, 1971 Stadthalle, Offenbach, West Germany26 February, 1971Excerpts of a live performances of Atom Heart Mother (Musikhalle) and A Saucerful Of Secrets (Stadthalle) were filmed for the German TV show Aspekte.Broadcast on the ZDF TV network on 2 March, 1971.

Abbaye de Royaumont, Royaumont, France15 June, 1971Live performances of Cymbaline and Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun were filmed for the TV program Cinq Grand Sur La Deux.Broadcast on ORTF2 on 12 July, 1971.

Randwick Racecourse, Sydney, Australia15 August, 1971Excerpts of a live performance of Careful With That Axe Eugene (with overdubbed sound taken from Ummagumma) along with an interview and promotional video for Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun were featured on the local early evening TV show Get To Know.Broadcast on the ABC TV network on 15 August, 1971.

The Dome, Brighton, England28 & 29 June, 1972Live performances of Careful With That Axe Eugene and Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun. Filmed by Peter Whitehead for Peter Clifton’s Sound Of The City (in the UK) and Rock City (in the US). Set The Controls was not released until it debuted in Peter Clifton’s Heart Of The Sun film.

Knebworth Festival, Knebworth Park, Hertfordshire5 July, 1975A live performance of Raving & Drooling was filmed by TF1 which was later featured as part of a news segment. The audio features a recording from the Los Angeles Sports Arena on 26 April, 1975.Broadcast on TF1 on 8 July, 1975.

Crystal Voyager1972Crystal Voyager is a 1973 surf film directed by David Elfick and was filmed, written and narrated by surfer, photographer and filmmaker George Greenough in 1972. The song Echoes is featured during the final sequence comprised of footage shot by Greenough from his surfboard.

French Windows1972Ian Emes’ first animated film, inspired by One Of These Days. The film went on to win awards across the world and lead to an invitation to work with Pink Floyd.

Dark Side Of The Moon Concert Films1974 - 1975Concert backdrop films of Time (animation by Ian Emes), Money, Us & Them, Brain Damage, and Eclipse.Originally projected during performances of Dark Side Of The Moon from 1974-1975.

Shine On You Crazy Diamond Concert Film1975Animated film designed and directed by Gerald Scarfe. Originally projected during the 1975 tour.

Welcome To The Machine1976Animated film designed and directed by Gerald Scarfe. Originally projected during the Animals tour in 1977.

Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2)1980Promotional video for the single Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2) directed by Gerald Scarfe.

When The Tigers Broke Free1982Promotional video for the single When The Tigers Broke Free directed by Alan Parker from the film Pink Floyd The Wall.

The Final Cut Video EP1983Promotional videos of The Gunner’s Dream, The Final Cut, Not Now John, and The Fletcher Memorial Home were released as an extended play video on VHS in the U.K. The source of this video is from a pre-broadcast TV master which features an uncensored (and longer) version of Not Now John as well as an alternate running order. Screenplay by Roger Waters, directed by Willie Christie.Released on 25 April, 1983.

Bonus Clips

Bath Festival of Blues and Progressive Music '7027 June, 1970The debut performance of Atom Heart Mother featuring the Phillip Jones Brass Ensemble and John Aldiss Choir (conducted by John Aldiss) . This clip was created by filming the tape off a TV monitor.

Hakone Aphrodite ‘71, Hakone, Japan7 August, 1971Edited excerpts of a live performance from the Hakone Aphrodite Festival were featured on an unknownJapanese television. A live performance of Atom Heart Mother was overdubbed and used as the audio track for the original broadcast.This clip features audio of Atom Heart Mother recorded live at Montreux on 21 November, 1970.

Amsterdam Rock Circus, Olympisch Stadion, Amsterdam, The Netherlands22 May, 1972Videotaped by Jack Moore (for Videoheads) this single camera footage features the final performance of Atom Heart Mother in addition to Careful With That Axe, Eugene and A Saucerful of Secrets.

Parc des Expositions Les Arenes, Poitiers, France29 November, 1972Pre-show footage, intercut with a few brief live shots and interviews were filmed by a local French TVcrew but was never broadcast.